Akiko Takahashi, vase, small, cream-colored | Japanese ceramics (AT07)
Akiko Takahashi, vase, small, cream-colored | Japanese ceramics (AT07)
Akiko Takahashi, vase, small, cream-colored | Japanese ceramics (AT07)
Akiko Takahashi, vase, small, cream-colored | Japanese ceramics (AT07)
Akiko Takahashi, vase, small, cream-colored | Japanese ceramics (AT07)
Akiko Takahashi, vase, small, cream-colored | Japanese ceramics (AT07)
Akiko Takahashi, vase, small, cream-colored | Japanese ceramics (AT07)
Akiko Takahashi, vase, small, cream-colored | Japanese ceramics (AT07)
Akiko Takahashi

Akiko Takahashi, vase, small, cream-colored | Japanese ceramics (AT07)

40,00 €
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Incl. VAT plus shipping
Delivery time: 3-5 days
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Manufactured in Japan
Dimensions: 5cm, 5cm
Weight: 90 g
Material : Ceramics

About the object: Akiko Takahashi's small single-flower vase is approx. 5 cm high and has a diameter of approx. 5 cm. The vase is covered with a cream-colored glaze and is a visual delight despite its small size. It can look wonderful with or without a flower. Very small, very flattering.

Production process: Akiko turns her ceramics on the wheel and fires them in an electric kiln at 1245°C in a carbon-reducing atmosphere.

Please note: this product is part of our "Japan Affairs" exhibition and will not be shipped until mid-June after purchase.

We offer reliable shipping for our products to various destinations. Here are our shipping options:

Germany:

  • Standard shipping: up to 1 kg 5.90€, over 9.90€
  • Delivery time: Usually within 3-5 working days

EU countries:

  • Standard shipping: up to 1 kg 14.90€, over 19.90€
  • Delivery time: Usually within 5-7 working days
  • You can find a list of the countries to which we ship here.

Switzerland: Information regarding transportation costs to Switzerland can be found here.

Please note that the stated delivery times are estimates and may vary depending on the destination and current circumstances. We are always working to get your orders to you as quickly as possible.

For further information or special inquiries about shipping, please do not hesitate to contact us. to contact. We are happy to answer your questions.

  • Akiko Takahashi ceramics can be cleaned by hand or in the dishwasher if necessary. For hand washing, please use clear water and gentle detergents, a damp cloth and, if necessary, a soft brush.
  • Dry the ceramic carefully after cleaning to avoid water stains.
  • Akiko's ceramics are not suitable for the microwave or oven, as strong temperature fluctuations can damage the product.
  • Ceramics can be rougher on the underside than containers made of other materials. We therefore recommend protecting sensitive surfaces on which the ceramic is to stand from scratching if necessary.

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Manufactory

Akiko Takahashi

Akiko Takahashi is a Japanese ceramist who runs her small ceramics studio Yanasan Kobo in the Yanaka district, a comparatively quiet part of Tokyo. She designs and makes each of her ceramic pieces herself at her workplace, which is just the size of four tatami mats. Tatami mats are traditional Japanese floor mats made of rice straw, which are used in Japan as a unit of measurement for room sizes. A single tatami mat measures approximately 1.8 m × 0.9 m. Akiko Takahashi's workshop is therefore only about six square meters in size.

Akiko Takahashi has been making pottery since her primary school days. The reason why she still does it today is simple: working and shaping the clay with her own hands and holding a finished object in her hands at the end motivates her time and time again.

The artist writes: "I want my objects to bring moments of discovery and joy to those who use them. Not only functionality, but also inspiration."

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